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SUMMARY:National Drug Take Back Initiative
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday April 22\, 2023\, the Farmville Police Department and Prince Edward County Sheriff's Office will again join with law enforcement agencies across the nation to participate in the 24th National Drug Take Back Initiative. This initiative is designed to remove potentially dangerous prescription and other medications from homes by allowing citizens to anonymously dispose of them in a safe manner. Last year\, agencies collected over 600 tons of prescription drugs for proper disposal.\n\n\n\nFrom 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. officers from both departments will be collecting unwanted or expired medications at Midtown Square. Citizens may drive through to drop off medications\, with no questions asked and without having to exit their vehicles. To remain anonymous\, donors should remove the labels from all containers\, or they may dump loose medications directly into our collection box. However\, any liquids should remain sealed in their own containers. Intravenous solutions\, injectables\, and syringes cannot be accepted at this time.\n\n\n\nAuthorized by: Chief A. Q. Ellington Sr. For more information\, please contact Lieutenant C W Moss at 434-392-9259.
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On Saturday April 22\, 2023\, the Farmville Police Department and Prince Edward County Sheriff&rsquo\;s Office will again join with law enforcement agencies across the nation to participate in the 24th National Drug Take Back Initiative. This initiative is designed to remove potentially dangerous prescription and other medications from homes by allowing citizens to anonymously dispose of them in a safe manner. Last year\, agencies collected over 600 tons of prescription drugs for proper disposal.
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From 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. officers from both departments will be collecting unwanted or expired medications at Midtown Square. Citizens may drive through to drop off medications\, with no questions asked and without having to exit their vehicles. To remain anonymous\, donors should remove the labels from all containers\, or they may dump loose medications directly into our collection box. However\, any liquids should remain sealed in their own containers. Intravenous solutions\, injectables\, and syringes cannot be accepted at this time.
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Authorized by: Chief A. Q. Ellington Sr. For more information\, please contact Lieutenant C W Moss at 434-392-9259.
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